Eligible claimants of international terrorism may apply to receive reimbursement for expenses related directly to recovery from the terrorism event. This expense-based reimbursement program covers out-of-pocket expenses such as medical costs, property repair or replacement, or funeral and burial costs that are directly related to the terrorism event.
- What Is Covered – Medical expenses (including dental and rehabilitation costs); mental health costs; property loss, repair, or replacement; funeral and burial expenses; and miscellaneous expenses such as temporary lodging up to 30 days, local transportation, or emergency travel. Please refer to the definitions of covered expenses for detailed information.
- What Is Not Covered – Costs that are not covered under ITVERP include attorneys’ fees and other legal expenses, pain and suffering, loss of enjoyment of life or of consortium, and lost wages.
- Emergency Resources for Immediate Needs – If you find that you need support for immediate needs such as lodging expenses, you can submit an application for interim emergency funds. Emergency funds may be awarded to help you avoid or mitigate substantial hardship that could result from delaying expense reimbursement until complete and final consideration of your application. Any assistance that you receive under this application will be deducted from any future reimbursements awarded if you later submit an itemized application.
Contact ITVERP
Office for Victims of Crime
ITVERP Resource Center
810 Seventh Street NW.
Washington, DC 20531
Phone: 1-800-363-0441
E-mail: ITVERP@usdoj.gov